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This site saved my financial life!

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KLEXH25
Valued Contributor

Re: This site saved my financial life!

Congratulations!! And thank you for your story. It helps to reinforce why we do what we do here, and it's inspirational for those of us who are still working at it. Love this community!



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19eighty5
Senior Contributor

Re: This site saved my financial life!

So cool to hear your story. I couldn't agree with you more -- this site has changed my life for the better and opened up doors I never thought were possible!

FICO 8 (Feb 2018):EX- 519, TU- 530, EQ- 545
FICO 8 (Sept 2022):EX- 706, TU- 685, EQ- 684
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Medic981
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Re: This site saved my financial life!

I too credit the myFICO community with giving me the knowledge to gain the wisdom to better my financial future. 







Your FICO credit scores are not just numbers, it’s a skill.
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Openwater
Established Contributor

Re: This site saved my financial life!

That is awesome. Very glad to hear about your success. I must admit that I have gained a lot of knowledge from the members of this community. Big congrats to you, and a big thanks to everyone that contributes to the forums. Cheers!




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Anonymous
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Re: This site saved my financial life!


@Anonymous wrote:
At the beginning of 2016 I had a 650 FICO and my Wife and I had been in our starter house for about 12 years. Today!; Debt is completely under control, 849 top fico, 841 lowest (Come'on one more point), just about all spending earns CC cash back rewards, and a total CL that I'll likely never touch again. We built a new construction Forever home with zero down (thanks VA), what little non-mortgage debt we do have is all at 0%, and we finally have a solid investment portfolio. We're even considering early retirement. Having a good job that pays well plays no small part in this but WOW. The financial education I've had here is far more valuable than my university engineering education. P.S. Over two years in the garden.

Congrats on your progress, these are the type of stories that give me optimism after blowing up my credit 5 years ago. Kudos to you Textret!

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